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I agree with your point of view. This situation is indeed sensitive, as it involves multiple aspects of the economy. Indonesia, through its official magazine, has hinted that if any legal action is pursued against Indonesian engineers, the government may take significant measures against all Korean companies operating in Indonesia, which could be seen as hostile actions.

@@Korea.News.Exchange and yes agree two country indonesia and korea connected many thing thats why is not easy problem.

it seems like both of goverment dont want any action because currently export and import is almost equal and big part of that own economic both of them.

@@jeronimomartinez5087 The Korean government appears to favor the exclusion of Indonesia from the project due to significant outstanding arrears owed by Indonesia. Instead, they are considering involving either the UAE or Poland as a replacement. Despite this, Indonesia has expressed a desire to continue its participation in the project.

"In light of the situation, it's important to recognize the complexities involved in government decisions and international relations. Both governments are working towards what they believe are the best interests for their respective countries. It's prudent to allow these processes to unfold and for diplomatic negotiations to take their course. Ultimately, the hope is that a mutually beneficial resolution is reached, respecting the sovereignty and strategic priorities of each nation. Let's remain optimistic that through dialogue and cooperation, both governments will find a path that serves their people and contributes to broader global stability."